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THE CHAMBRE |
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ARBITRATION |
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CONCILIATION-MEDIATION |
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DOCUMENTATION |
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ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATING |
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The C.A.M.P. is supervised by a permanent secretariat who can immediately answer a request for arbitration sent by the parties to a dispute and ensures the coordination between the arbitrators and the parties during the proceedings, as well as the supervision of each file until the notification of awards for enforcement.
The arbitration Rules of the C.A.M.P. have been drawn up in accordance with the provisions of the Code de Procédure Civile and the fundamental rules of civil proceedings such as the due hearing of both parties before judgment, discovery, independence and the impartiality of the arbitrators.
These rules include a fast-track arbitration procedure which can be followed in case of emergency., when the legitimate interests of either party are in grave danger. When such emergency , appraised by the Comité, is acknowledged, the solution to a dispute can be proposed within a period varying from 3 to 4 months.
Mediation Rules allow the parties, who wish so, to find an amicable settlement to their dispute, before following the normal way of arbitration.
The institution of the "Comité de la Chambre", which comprises the President, two titular members and six supplementary members chosen among the more distinguished arbitrators, is one of the main particularities of the Chambre.
The role of the Comité is :
- the appointment of the third arbitrator (or the sole arbitrator) of the first or second degree Tribunal or in case of fast-track arbitration,
- the examination of all arbitral awards before their notification to the parties, with a view to suggest to the arbitrators any modifications of form and draw their attention to the merits of the case. This examination does not, however, have any effect on the full independence and impartiality of the arbitrators, as any comments made are not mandatory and are to be considered merely as suggestions. Thus the independence of the arbitrators is always respected. |
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